"שמן, מלח ולימון."

Translation: Oil, salt and lemon.

[Silsool]

And here's your salad dressing

[achel555]

The vocal for this was so CLEAR, toda, spoken at a slower pace! A lingot for the speaker!

[mkuhn1]

Does Hebrew omit the "Oxford" comma?

[daswasserfrau]

Yes

[Reed736800]

Is there a specific reason for that? How would one tell the difference between statements without the use of an Oxford comma?

[BenHueb]

Context clues. A lot of English systems don't use it either.

[xerostomus]

What is 'oxford comma'?

[mkuhn1]

The Oxford comma is a comma before the word "and."

[Laraswife]

טקילה, מלח ולימון

[Mae927297]

טעים עם מלפפונים ועגבניות

[AblTP]

When to use ן and when to use נ

[fairionfrog]

USE ן WHEN IT IS THE END OF A WORD. ALL OTHER TIMES, USE נ.

[schyrsivochter]

No need to shout. :D

[SigurdSigrundr]

I saw this on another thread so I'll mention it here. Some people are using a Hebrew/English keyboard that provides both alphabets, but only uppercase for English.

For what it's worth, the LG keyboard and the Google keyboard (if I'm not mistaken) both provide a way to jump back and forth with a single button press and thus include the full set of letters.

[Gatu77]

You reached this level and don't know about נן כך מם פף צץ ?

[Aerologia]

To be fair, not all languages has different final forms for letters. Even Greek has only one. Granted, our alphabet has uppercase and lowercase letters, but those are only at the beginning of a sentence usually.